Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1869 — Page 3
DAILY SENTINEL.
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INDIANAPOLIS RMLROAD TIME TABLE. Pltt'barg, OarlnnnU nad Ht. LanU
Ballaajr,
(O. (X and 1. C. Division.) •■AIM LIAf a.
112 a. a •Mm. ■ T-*
K.nt lilne Southern Izcreu.
Aofl^tnmo ^ .jmBp, ■. j:40p. m. ^anduy itipruM TiSOp. B. TiOBp. b Oineinnati via Onmbridf and OmntrmMU. Kxpreu <:*»• •• 12:Mp. B Kxpreif SilO p. B. l:12u. B « lorelanrl, ColBNibaa. r I nr I as ail a ad
ladlaaapalls Ball way.
(Bm Line.)
,.*10.10 a. a.
:10 a. a ioo a. a
2:10 BOO' hlop. a.
a. 6:00a. a >a. 9:36 a. a
4:S0p. a
¥ Mt B xprOM..........
Acfoonnodatloa ... — „ 4i K »Mt«rn Kxpreu „.*10.10a. a. QsWp. •^‘KXn. ■asjwfc.ai.-
Madlaea Bailrend
is^aaaaBcrrfatg: JaPtoraaBTllla Bailraad.
2:15 a. a. IMS a. a
10:15 a. a. 1:46 a. a
.......... 6:15p. a. 11:41a.
Y&tZ: h * p -
ladlanapolia, Para and CBIaaga Balin’/
CbiokKo Mall. - 5:30 Accommodation 12:10 Chloaco Kxpreu 9:l0|
lafapatto 2Ullra*d
Sprinxfleld Aeeea..,...^.... 4:20a. m. 10:OKa. a saaMersssasfca. ifss Cbicaco IspreM 6:60 p. a. 2:06 a. i
Cincinnati Ballrnad.
MartlnryilleAccom 1:60p.m. 9:50a. _ Nlxbt Kxpreet .....7:30 p.m. 7:S0p. m
Terra Hsnta Ball road.
CIn. andSt.LoaleBxprwa 3:66 a. a. 4:30a. a St. Louis Day Expren..... 7:30 a. a. 10 :(I6 a. a strLuVisuhtb<p^::::li*Z2: imZ:»
Vlneeanaa Bailraad. [Open to Wortkinffton.)
Mornlnt Express............. 6:f0’a. a. 9:50 a. a Alsil 2:10 p. m. 6:40p. m ('issalaaatl Janattaa Bailraad. Morning ftxprest.............l0:l0a. a. 12:10noon Mall 2:40 p. a. 3:06 p. m Connertville and Snt Cattle Branch.
L'onnersyllte. OonnersTlUa. SSSSfc
Indinnnpnlla and Crawtardavllla Ball*
wa/.
I.eare Indianapolis 1:50
Arriro at Indianapolii
rzlStfc JlSti 5:30a. a. 10:56 p.i .... 4:20 p. a. Ui40a. i
1:50 p. i
lU:Uoa. I
KAILRUAD HATTEB4. —Thorn in prospect of war between the principnl trunklines about railway far ea, hnd some agents are predicting tut ten dollars will be the rate from New York to (.'hie ago, and proportionately to other
points.
— Mr. Thomas Green, condnctor on the 7?nion I’acilic Railroad, met with bis death on tiie 24th,while on his train. It appears that two men had endeavored to Imat their wav on the train, when Mr. Uroen ordered them olT at Bitter Creek. Pearing that they would again attempt to get on the train Mr. Oreen kept leaning too far over the platform when he was struck on the head while passing over the bridge. —A few days since a suit was brought against a conductor on the Long Island Railroad by Mr. James W, Merritt, of Ulan- Cove, Long Island, involving the value of a return excursion ticket. Mr. Merritt bought the ticket and went to New York, nut did not return till the next day , and when he offered his ticket which p^ts dated having on it “good for this day only the conductor “punched” it, and handed it back, tolling him it was worthless, and demanded his lair. Mr. Merritt refused to pay, and was ejected from the cars at Queens. The case came to trial after two postponements, and was decided againts the conductor, who had to pay costs, about 1160, and the value of the ticket fifty cents. Mr. Merritt is about to begin a suit^nthp Supreme Court for damages for having been put off the train. The conductor has appealed, and t he case will probably be tried at the next County Court in Queens county. —The Cairo Bulletin says: “Captain D. Hurt, ouo of the directors of the Cairo and Vincennes Kailroad Company, after an absence of about five weeks, returned from New York yeeterday evening. He brings the gratifying assurance that the work on the road will go forward uninterruptedly to an early completion, a contract to the end having been concluded with the Pennsylvania Central, one of the wealthiest and most influential railroad companies In the United States. The terms have all been settled upon, and the
papers only President of
only await the signature of the the Pennsylvania Central
(whose presence In New ’York Is looked lor h.uriv) to close the arrangements naily. The Pennsylvania Central will thus form her great southern countct one through Cairo—a consummation our citizens have most earnestly wished for. If, now, we can secure here her round houses and repair shops , foundries, etc., as by proper elforts we may, intervals of business prostration, like Die present, will he known no more among us. Captain Holliday, General Rsnm and Colonel .Smith Hie still in New York, but will start borne the moment the terms agreed upon are ratified by the signature of the President
of the Pennsylvania Central.
Copper stoska a4 Boston galot; CopperFall*. 8; Franklin, 13; Hoola, «: Quint?. 23. Exports for tko wook, 3383,061. Bab-Trsararp balanoo ysstertlay, 353,063,638. to-day, not aaaoaneod. ■tally Review ef ib« Ia4taa*p*lla JEar-
bet.
Wxdvxsoxt Bvaxnro, September 1. Wnst-Tbo aarkot Is draer to-day, under faroftble ad fleet from Baropean and Eastern markets. Priest hart adfaaeed Ore teats a buthel, tbs market dollar at 8110 for rod and 81 20 for whtto. Tbo rooeipts to-day were H*ht. Shlppiai taellHlet are easier and oar commtaton aea aad dealer* trt clearing their warthostm very rtpldly. FLOtra—The tpeenlativt demand It mack bet ter, aad shipment* are on tbo Inoreato. Ftlece bol l 6na at (be following qaotaUoae i Faagy brand* City $fl 6054 7 25 Coaatry ditto — 6 tU(<« 5 75 Extra family 6 009 5 25 Fiat - 8 7.>C<4 4 (X) Buporflno - 4 oL@ 4 BO Coax—la good domand and Ira at 88990e, Skip Stm—There it a fair shipping and a good eontaaptlvo demand. We qaote: Brnn, 313; Short*, 114016; Middlings, fine, $25 per ton; Middling, eoarte, |20#22. Oarn—New oat* aro eoaiog In tlowly, and art qaottd at 46B30e. The shipping domand Is light, Paoviaioxa—Thero is a large eoniamptiye demand, the market holdiag firm at oar la»t quotation*. Cocstbt Pnoncca—Bnttor is mnrh firmer and in demand at 26o for prime. Eggs aro still held at lie, with moderate shipping demand. Fnons—Thero are no changes of note In prieee of green frnits. Lemons hare adranoed to 320 per box for repacked. Coal OiL-Refinod, S1032o. Labd—Firm at 30e. PoT*roi»—Dull at30Q40e per bathe). Salt—Lake and Kanawha, 324602 60. Cwademweb markets. WipgnapAT, September 1< Lonlevillo-Floor firm; saporfino, 35. Grain market flrmtr. Qroeerle* stead?. Provision* lower. Meet pork, 334034 25. Baooa, shoaldors, Me; clear rib, 19e; clear tides. 19He; ham*, tagar eared, 22H«i extra tugar oaied, 2334e. Lard In tlorooe, 309^0. Memphis—Floor, 350673. Wheat, fl 1501 3d. Corn, Ka. Bason Inaotlre; shoulders teare* aad firm at 16^016^0; tides, 19K019%e. Philadelphia—Floor la limited demand; spring extra familr, 36 6007 50. Wheat la good demand; whito, 81 5601 00. Cora la limited domand; mixed Western, 81 1201 16. Provisions dolt. Mess pork, 833 75034. Lard. 19XO2D0. Baltimore—Floor falgj? aotire and firmer; WesUra soporfiae, 3CO« 25; extra. 36 5003 25. Wheat firmer, rod, fil 4fO! 55. Corn firm; white, |118; yellow, II 20. Moss pork qaletat •34 50. Bacon 8rm; rib sidei, 19%e; clear rib, 19>^01914o; ehonlders, 15)*a; hams, 24025. Lard qaiet at 20O21. Clereland—Floor quiet aad aaehaagod. Wheat, market iraer aad 3040 better: sale# of No. 1 red, 31 3401 33| No. 1 ditto, 31 33. closing atoattidefignresi No. 2 white, 1 34. Corn, no no receipts aad firatr; No. 1 alxod hold at II; No. 2 ditto at 98e. Toledo—Floar quiet. Wheat 2e bettor, but loti active; No. 1 whito Miohlgaa, 3146: regular, II 39; No. 2 whit* Wabash, II 44; aabtr Michigan. II 40; No. 1 rod, 81 40; No. 2 ditto, SI 37%; No. 3 ditto, 81 30. Corn So better; No. 199o; No.
2. 95*.
Detroit—Wheat; receipts, 11.000bathelt; market 20:ie better; extra white, II 36: No. 1 ditto. •1 4091 41; regular, 31 28; amber. 61 36. Cora dull at 96997*. Milwaukee — Floar dull and aaehangod. Wheat. 31 33 for No. 1; 31 30% for No. 2. Fwreucn Mnr*<<«<*. Lotoox, September 1—r. x. Contois 93)4: 5 20 bonds, 1962. 81; 1866, old, 83%; 1167. 83; 10-40’t 61%: Mil, et Frankfort. 835^988% Erie, 24%; llUcoil Central, 91%. French rentes, 71f91o. Livcbpool, September 1.—Cotton a shad# firmer; middling uplands, 13%d; Orleans, 13%9 I3%d; tales nt 8,000 bales. California white wheat, lUs lOd; red Western, 9s 6d 99s 7d; Western Hour, 24<9d. Coro, 30e 6d. Oats. 3s 64. Peat, 44t. Pork, 107s Od. Beef, 90s. Lard. 77s#77s 6d. Cheese, 61s 6d. Bacon, 67s. Tallow, 47s 9d. Refined Petrolen*, If 7d. Loxdox, Sept-mberl.—Tallowestler, at46e91: Sutar firm At 40*9>0s 64 ontheipoi; afloat, 28s
64.
Axrwaar, September 1.—Petroleum, 53%f. Havae, September 1.—Cotton firm, at 163f. New Ywrk Dry 44wo4a Market. Naw Yoat. September 1. Dr? Qoodt—The market eontinaea active for textile fabrict, and price* for the most part rule itead?. Hear? browa sheeting* of tteadard makes are selling at 16%917e, the latter an extreme, and seconds at 15%#16c. Priatsof standard make* rang# from 12%c to 15c; Morris Delaines, 9o for Spragues, and 20c for other brand*. WamiaUaaatlintartiteody at 22%e, and New York Mill* at 25o. In brown eottons the market it irregular, however, to-da?, b? tbo action of a leading Jobber In reducing the prices of Appleton A sheetings to 15%o, Augusta sheetings to 14%*, Massachusetts B B to 12%e and Tremout B to 12%0. ^ ^ New Twrk Markwt. Mew Ton*. September 1. Colton—Quiet; seles of 900 bsles at 36c for middling uplands Flour—Receipts, 13,606 barrels; market 5910c better on tb* low grades; sales of 9,4<li barrels at 15 8196 25 for superfine Slate and Western ; 10 7u 97 20 for extra State; 86 2597 25 for extra Western ; $7 3097 45 lor wbite wheat extra; 6 609 9 25 for round hoop Ohio: $6 7597 tor extra St. Louis; 37 2599 tor good to th«lee ditto. R^e Flour—Quiet; sales of 25 barcels at 34 50
Bf. Long, September 1. Tobaeoo—Bao?ant and netiv*.
mand a
34 72961!? lebo-e* and
I tuperfine in do“F3&-
Cora—Lee*.
loaetive and easts balk. 44*t good to prim* i (}ro**ri*#_ Qelet and nmchsgoed. WkUky -Flat; tales in » retell Wl
ear eld**, 1991! •agar eared ditto.
Tbo following It the stock of provision* la tko tv: Clear bason sides, 250.000 pounds; dry
clear rib. 150,606 pounds; bacon hams, 275,OuO 8.318barrels: prime mess, 250 bomb; rump*, 132 borrele; lard, 3,6.6 Uereee, 3.015 hast aad S» ^Lard^ulet; prime steam held nt M%e; choice . Cattle—On^y in local demand and range nt 3# flog*—Steed? nt 9910c for fat; 799c for stock. Receipts—Flour, 3,000 barrel*; wheat, 37,096 baskets; corn, 5,344 bushel-; oats, 12,250 baskets; barley, 414 bushels; rye, 873 bushels.
China#* Market. CnOAOO. September 1.
MONETARY ANDJOIIERCIAL ItPtAXAPOI.lt, WinXtSDAT Bvtxixo.l September 1. 1869. / The following are the qeotatloM of Oovora* meat bonds, gold, ote.; Baying. Sslllng. United States sixes of 1
Jold.
Wo giro the followlai to show the condition nt tne New York money and stock market to-day: Th#treat sensation of Wall Street Is the anexpected election by th* Northwestern Directors of A.T.Mltohell.of Milwaukee, to the Presidency of that road. Vanderbilt, Daniel Drew, and th* Amsterdam holders of tb* preferred itoek, pressed th* claims of Mr. Baxter. A bogus report thel the latter bad been chosen ceased a lively advance, which wst lost npon a eerreet announcement being mad*. It Is believed that th* elretion of Mltohell meant flensing of the Western Union read, and probably th* St. Paal—of both ol which he is President—to the Northwestern. John K. Williams, of th* Metropolitan Benk, was sleeted a Director In th* Northwest-
ern.
Money easy at 537 per cent., chiefly at C per
cert.
A traatfer of 35,001,000 of 'irreocy from Wathingtoo to ihe Sub-Treasury here has been ordered
Sterling doll at 9'MM.
Gold opened at II 33%#81 33%, advanced to •131%, and closed at <1 3J%31 33%. It Is believed the Treasurer mu-t increase tb* sale* ol gold la oonseqaono* of a red action ol tb* currency balance to 612,000,Q(D. Carrying rates 6 per cent, to flat.
Clearances, 358,000,000.
Governments opened strong. The Assistant Treasaror bought 12.000.000, principally registered bonds, at 12) 3-luO to 110 10-100, whiefi leaves with dealtn only eonpon bonds from whiob Government must take it* tutor* supply. Tk# market closed firm, thumb ‘•49% per cent, lower than the best priest of the dty. ‘COUPONS (ff IMlssssss.sccsttsesessesseesscsessei ;; \\
•• “ iMfi"
** now.., ’• *• lat)7..., ’• *• I8fi8
State bonds dull.
Miesonris Mid Tennessee* oiTNorthcaroiin^,:;:;:;;:;;;;";:.;;: wd virgi*i*i\::::r.r.::::;::r.:::::::::
Ktitm ••
Av V W esssSMS*.sssSas**.g. ,,,!
Stocks Irregular. Vanderbilt share* firm. Northwestern weak; closing prieee hardly ap to
the best figures of th* day.
Th* bidding prloot at 6:30 were a* follewti
Canton * 56
tssgs•s sees**s**********
m;
12 It
121'
ll!g r.fl*
rifscicE f. OentraL 204% i*m.,...^....-.. ; -]bo JakO prVlVrTOQ.. JxMr IOO •*<*** *****es****sloQ/% IlOfs«*****e<***e*e*s* Wf
lUto preferred/!.! M%
Minim sharet doll.
^.ttopreferret
mfge^me,
Corn Meal—Scarce; sale* ol 400 barrel! Msrsh's
Calorie and Hrandywii
Calorie and brandy Whisky-Dali; sal
trailer* at 8117, an extreme.
Wheat-Keeeipte, 78,119 bnibelt market 192c liter and lees oetive; tale* of Urt.fUO busbels at 1 4391 55 for No. 2 -prim; 31 6*ai 62 for win>r rod and amber western: 31 60 for winAr red eetern; II 639 1 64 for amber Teaaeeee*.
Rye—Dali end heavy. Barley—Nomiaal. «
Corn -^Iteooipter 36,591 bash*)*: market withoat^doeided eBant*.and _ closing dull: sale* of
Weetera, as Gate-Bee
lower; taloi -ijptfizrjr
iaw/aWfci'ss'.aiLnM
and 311691 18 for sound ditto.
■ Receipt*. 6 70S batbolt, market a (had* sales of s4,C00 bushels at 63e for old Westd 59966c for now Soatharn aad WMtern.
iffee^Qai i«ar—Fir
Co
•Bear—
ll%912c.
m; talot of 600 hogthoadt Cab* at
■oTart**—Dull.
etroienm—Firm at 16%o for erado, and 31%c
ninal.
for rallied.^
Wool—Quiet - and tteody; sate* of 280,000 ponnds at47964c for ^domestic flvece; 429450 for P leather—M*rn| U ock ’solo qaiet; 30931%e for Buenos Ayr** aad Rio Grand* middle and light W Coaf—Domestic quiet aad steady at 38 by the
eargo; foreign qolet.
Linseed Oil—Dali at 97999c.
pirits Tarpentiae—Qaiet at 41%942%c. ’rovliione—Pork lower; sales ot barrel 37982 10 for now me*s; 331 75 for old dl
barrels at
now me*!; 351 75 for old ditto; . . 50928 for prime; 330 50 tor prim* mess; also ISO barrels me** at buyer* for *11 the year at 332; stoek of old and now most, 34,911 barrels: same last month, 8,8v9 barrel*; lost year, 54 968 barrel*. Beef stead ri ialee, 150 barrel*; stock of eld and bow. 23,190 barrtlr, last moath, 24,250 barrwtt last rear, 18,292 barrel*. Beef bame qaiet aad aoehamed: enlae, 75 barrel*. Cat meate qalgt; *ai** of 146 psekaget atl4%9i5%o for sboaldert: 17919o for ham*. Middfe* firm;
sales of 120 box** tee eared e417917%*.
Lerd—Qaiet aad steady; sale* of 4o0 tierces at 17%9H%oJor swam; 19920c for kettla renuersd.
Batter—Quiet at 16928c lor Ohio.
Cb*##e—Duil at 13316*.
Metal*—Copper quUt; Ingot copper qaiet and firm at 23#2i%e tor Lak* Onporior. Pig Iron qaiet and aaebanged. Bar Iron qaiet and steady st 38699) for refiaed English and Acnerieao. Rbeet iroa dafl at 11912%o ia gold fur Rnseia,
Nails quiet and anchanted.
Frelgote to Livorpooi—Qaiet and firm; ship meat* of 30,000 bushti* of wheat st 9d per sail, and lOd per steamer; and 2,0Wt barrel* of floor at
2* 6d per steamer.
LATttT MABKtT-lfi P. M.
Fionr^Cloeed steady with a moderated export
Floor—Closed steed? with a moderated export ^ra3iSfsavi3,-«i,«. d«..d.. II 46 fil 64 for No. 2 sprint, aad fil 6091 02% for
winter red Western. Rye-Nominal at It IS.
Oats—Dull at 61963%* for Western.
Coen—Heavy at 95:9(1 12 for unsound, and
81 1491 16 for sound mixed Western.
Provisloni—Pork nominal at 332 for mess. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meate dull and
unchanged. Bacon quiet and steady.
Lard-Quiet at 19%919%o for fair to prime
steam.
Eggs-Sales at 21023o,
Maw Ywrk 1.1 ve Mock Market.
Cattle-Tbe
N*w Yoac, September 1.
..l l . Neethsr ie sharply eeid, wbicl.. With th* light ran of stock, mako* a lively marisjpUs, dr i. 3srt 1 r.«u i sa that day. and we have the number on sale. The trad* is very active, and batchers eonld not got enough stock; ehoic* Kentucky grades, of 800 poande, were fold at 1fi%9l7e, and no really
l%e. The poorest stock.
cattle went below IXyie. am poors*
i., little f60 pound Canada steer* sold at 13c. and the nverage of ib* transietlone was above
ajx.5a , .ww«urjf£).
•f Mi'
Exchange—Flrfli at 1 ^Vfoar-Qule*; r nS** a !l spring oxtra at 33 739 Wheat—More active and excited; No. 1 qatot *ad irmat31 3091 31; No. 2 advanced 292foo;
MTTKM.
NATURES GIFTS
SCIENTIFICALLY DEVELOPED.
PAIWTIitC,
Os C. CH IPOAW dfc C-O.,
’ttSofcfs.E* &>*—Uuietand etei No. 2at94c: rejected
Highwtnee—Firmer aad 2* higher; * 1 8agsr^flra> fl ari3%914%e for
and eteady: talo* of Mo. 2 at 31; ^^‘^^•oadatn*.
■ale* at
eommon to prim* Prorieioae—Dell aad nomiaally a shade easier, (see pork iaoetlv* aad aomioat at 332 5b. Dry
salted fhoaktor* %o higher.
Lard—Almost aomiaal at 18%918%e.
Cettlo—nrm aod steady at 3494 50 for eommoa; 34 9095 60 for good to choice cows; 95 9696 10 for fair to medium; 36 5097 50 for good to ehoioe
spring steer-.
Hogs-Dali at 3999 40 for eom 89 OjlO for good to extra prim*.
Freights-Less ectlv* aad a 5).c oa corn to Baflalo.
Receipts for tbofiaat I r )71 bsrrels; wheat, 70,849 busbels; cora, ■beis; oete. 35,424 baiheis: rye. i.904 hi •riey, 3.970 bushels; boat, 8.461 heed.
, Shipments—Flour. 2,292 hamls; wheat. 13JM0
ir.n'.v.
rtmelmmmtl Markat.
CtxcixXATi, September 1.
ikdard fomlly, 33 29
men to medium;
a shad* easier at 59
eceipts for tbepwit tweaty-foerhaare-Floar, 4,67.1 barrels; *heat. T0,849 busbeU; sore. 119.19
n best—Firmer, bat eioeed qaiet at 31 2591 30
for old red; 31 4591 55 for white.
Cora- Stoid y at 81 03.
Fie or—Unchanged; new etei 96 50; old staadsrd. 33#6 25. W heat—Firmer, bat closed q B1 56 fa
ntM968c
Tobacco-la good demand at foil ret**; soles
asked
altbough there was nothing done,
we* firmer at the etor*.
Provision — Mess pork dnll
. 31 15. aad.
oagn^thsr* wtw nothing don*, th* fooling
Oil.—So ,b.o„; li.MWl, Iwd. 11 A
ISa-’Jf'&’t'.S" Exchxngo—steady at 1-10
per cent, discount,
obey—Ih* demand continue* good nt 8912
ring.
id that saeh a high market will eaae* a rush iriHsatfsafeis mmm Only 3,8(10 sbsep and laa)ba artlred to-day, mostly lamb*. They go quick eta %9%o ad-
^ A .4
end at 8%e; 28^ati*da*, 97 ... keep aro much wasted.
•ami* State at7%c. ^ t -Am firm at tb* former eaetetlews with
8URCICAL 1WTITUTE. Incorporat;d. Capital Stock, $150,000. Indiaia Sai^ital laslitite,
On*- 8»*|ware North wf Cwtoa Depot, wm
lllliwla Mirewf,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, For the treatment of all SURGICAL DISEASES, whether requiring operation or not.
Bfotai Complete in mil Bnuaehe* Ir ARierirm.
A 8 mankind, from Indlaeretisn or other emoses, aX has been doomed to suffer frees disease, to. afoo, has a remedy for diseases bean provided. pounded, will ref to re health and Tiger to tba inthathaiat ed^£»taet**[*"**** > ^ 01l ^ M# hone
XXOOXrX*ihJVI>*10
GERMAN BITTERS
wtia ait toe prefadieo ot so can*4 patent mad Mae" speraUag agaiaet it: bat gradoally its with th* lade ream sat of omiaoat jadges, lawyer*. clergymen aad pbysiciaaa.
.Bead tbafollowtag symptoms, and if yon find that year system is offseted by asy ot them, yon ‘ aorand that disease ha* eomweaeed its I th* most important orgoas of year I anloee soon sbeehed hr th* om of powffSsrSPiiiSzs!!::'*"" CmilBtiH, HattinK, Imrart Fils, 2^55
IReolt n in tbo Hood, Yellowness i in tb* „ . of H*^*’’ . Banting la tba Fleeb. Constant Imagining* of Evil, and Great Depression ‘ of Spirits All these Indicate disease ef tb* Liver or Digestive Organs tombiaed with impure blood.
HOOWXtAND'fif
GERMAN BITTERS I* entirely vegetable, aad contains no Uqa»r. It Isa oomMaad of Fluid Extract*. Tb* Hoots, Herbs and Barks from which these extracts are mada are gathered ia Germany; all th* medicinal
are extracted from them by a eeisntifle Thee* extracts ere then terwarde: to
[preesiy for th* manoTbere is no alcoholic
HOUSE AND SION PAINTER, ' ; Comer Virginia Avc. and Wathimglm SU, lw or Area.) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, aagtl dly
CONFECTIONS.
HANPWANE, ETC.
HKXXT XAXKXXICX.
WM. XAXKXDICX.
HAHKB9ICK dfc BBO-4 Dealers U oU kinds of Hardware awd Cutlery, No. fin East Washington •treot, oagfit d3m INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
FISH.
W i ■grant*I'sfbf (ffiunkuiM.}
W. D. CtrvLgx, Esq. oommanicatlon from th* tor of interference bote tespieifolfj “* n “* Mtur< . BxAsmren’a BoomY In the matter above referred WftSZfWssae rILT;.- "
their Dxoicatxd Col
ewarily *reee*n*ed.
mehlfidly
LEAD, OIL. ETC.
virtM* chew 1st.
this ceuatry to be a**4 .
faetare of this Butere.
sabetane* of any kind a sod ia aompoaading tb* Bitten, hone* it is free from all the oaioetlon* in-
cident to tb* os* of a liquor preparatu
HOOF'LATUIVH
GERMAN TONIC
Ie a combination of all tbo ingredient* of th* Hitters, with para baste Crus Rum. Ureage, ote. It is asod for tbo samo disoasos os tbo Litters, in fare* where some pore Alcoholic Slimoloas ia roil aired.
TESTIMONY Like th* following was never before off.rod in behalf of any medUiael preparation : Hon. Gwwrfie W. WwwMwmrM, Chief Jnstic* of the Saprem* Coart of Penary 1vsnia. writes: PxTLAOuLrenA, March 16.1H7. "I find Hoofiand’r German Bitten m a good tonic, aeofol ia disease* of th* digosUv* organs.
LOUB LEAD AID OIL CMPAXT.
WHITE LEAD, ZINC, PAIMT9, LINSEED AND CANTOS
DKUGGIs. DEALERS
Pwataey Cwr. Ckwn Ax
J. E. JACOBS, Boorotary. W. H. PULSIFER. President.
NEW BOOK.
IT E W BOO
and of great benefit !■ case* of dobility, aad
want of aorvoa* action In the system.
E W. WOODWARD."
nervous action 1
Years, truly,
“GRoft/i
As Received.
At Dlsmime.l.
Thit it the large* IiutUution im the United State* for the treatment of all kindt of Oeformitim, Club feet. Crooked Ltee, Contracted Chord*. Paralyeed Limht, Scrofula, all Deformitiee qf tk* Fact, Dioea*te and Deformitiee of the Spine, and saerytkeag requiring Smrgioal Treatment, Apparatus or Mas&Mwry. FILES AIVD FIWXTJEA Redieally and permanently eared.
Cpihw Ejr«w .W»de Straight.
Dt. ALLEN hat (reefed over lea thomewed ease*, and with to extensive experience, ha* been enabled to fornlsh hotter apparatus and troatmaat than can bo obtainod elsewhere. D*. JOHNSON Tea*, for twenty inert, devoted hi* time to Surgery aad Dietaet* of the Bye and Bm. Ds. DAVIS ho*, for many yours, devoted hi* time and attention to the treatment ofFrlvate Diseases, etc., nod la hi* specialty be I* without n poor. Improved Turhith, tleciro- Thermal, Pereitm, Medicated, Hot Air ami other Bathe, great aid* in tb* ear* of Bhenmatie, Ifereoue, Venereal and other affections, are found here In treater perfection than at aay other establishment in this eoantry. Thit Imtitution hoe tin honor of being one of ihe Ar* ami the large* in America incorporated for tk* relief of each unfortunate cripple*, and it* founder among th* first to Inenr th* responsibility of thig tpeeial practice; and while oar doors are open alike to the aflueat and indigent, we hope that no jealous hsart or.Ignoble hand will dtprlv* a sufferer of relief.
All kinds of Apporoloa read* to order to kmlt every isoforaselty Hmoxrm.
No Cases Treated Unless Cnfable.
Send stamp for general drealar. Bona stamp for special circulars on Piles and Fletala. Bend stamp for special eironlars on Spinal Disease. Send stamp for special dreulare cn Hip Disease. Bead stamp for ipedal circulars on Paralysis. Bend stamp for special drculars on Private Diseases. Address SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Indianapolis, Indiana. auglO dta.th.satAwCm
Bom. Jtaimro Thomapoon, Jude* of tb* Supreme Court of Penosyivsais. PETLiasLraiA, April 36. 1(66. “I roe elder Hoofland’e Germao Bitten a valuable medleta* In esse of attack* of Indigestion or Dyepopeia. I can certify this from my experience of It. Yoore, with re-pert. "JAMES THOMPSON."
Horn. CJoorxe Rhsnwooel, Jastleo ef tk* Saprem* Court of PoBBsylraaia. PgTLiDBLrgiA. June 1.1883. I have found by oxperlonc* that ooflaad's
Gorman Bitters Is a very good Tonic, relieving
Horn. Was. F. Rogers:, Mayor of th# dty of Baflalo, Now York. Mstob’s Orsioa. FrrrsLo. Jan* 22. 1369. I have asod "Hoofland’s German Bitten aad
Toale" la my fomlly daring tb* poet year, and can recommend them as an excellent tonic, imperting ton* and vigor to tb* system. Their are no* been prodaetiv* of decidedly beneficial effects. WM. F. ROGERS.
Hob. James X* Wood.
ifefgaYiTIKT.TSiJSSS^ii^. load's Gorman Toe to" to anv one who me? be
CARD CLOTHING.
HOWE dfc GOODHUE, MAXprscTTtiaa or SUPERIOR CARD CLOTHING lor Cotton and Woolen Machinery, ***■*•• Market Stroot, Loxvoll Mam. CooDlen, Agent* for Indian*
MEDDLES.
Kotablleked in l»3«. I). C raM5; p ^ed M “ ,,fcrtBW “ 4 P * t '
aflictod with Dyspepd*. I had the Dyspepsia eo badl* it was impossible to keep any food on
stomach, end I beea to walk half a mile.
*d a perfect ear*.
me
T
keep any food on my weak a* not to b* able
wo bottiea of Toni, effect-
JAMKS M. WOOD.
Jofom Entermarks, Esq.. A Lawyer of Williamsport, Poaasylvania. Tbit it to certify that l hare used "Hoofland’s German Bitters" for Dyspepsia, and found it an In valuable remedy.
O At. TT T X O XT . ffooflaad's Gorman Homed!** are counterfeited, See that tm signature of O. M. JACKSON is oa
the wrapper of each bottle. All others are conn-
♦jtyfimlt-
* 1 Ofle# and Manufactory at th* Gorman ne Store, Nu. 631 Arch street, Philadelphia,
rlvaala.
Principal
Medicine Si
Pennsyf
CHARLKA M. KYARR, PvwmrfoSwr, (Formerly 0. M. Jackson k 0o.)
PRICES.
HMfland's G«man Bitters. gr^botB. fil oo •• " Tonis, pat ap la quart bottles, tl 60 per bottle, or a half dosen for |7 80. HTDoaot forget to examine well tb* article yea bay, la order to get tb* genulM.
T>UY. and advise. D Sisters of Mere; einooti, Ohio. Port
einnati. Ohio. Port Firet of to* ■ work, approved by Most Rev. , cell, reviewed aad prefaced by dersoa. M. a., entitled "Mediti ferings. Life aad Death of ( Christ, according to the meta tins. Translated from th* French Mercy." To be completed in thin 26 seat* e.eh number. Th* Sisl
to boy from tk*
, Cteooblo
isbop Pur-
™- »# Rev. W. H. Ao’Meditation* on tb* Suf-
Deatb of Oar Lord. Jeeas
tb* motaod of St. Ligna- “ b by a Sister of
rteon n ambers, Sister* earnestls
at 26 sent* e.eh namoer. XB* Sitter* earnesUy solicit an immediate order from Pub Ushers aad
Pookrellors, to help their charity.
j«29 dSmta. th.*at
•EWING RNACHINE8.
HOWE! SEWING MACHINES, H«Yla#Rll thcLsUc ImprmTcmeRta
W* Machine* are elegant in style and finish, sad aaeqasled ia excAteae* aad durability. No. raaiLTor Manufacturer* can afford to be without on* of thee* eelebrated Machine*.
ai™ 1 Ik ~ 4 '
ties. Oil. etc., always on hand.
k-ORa* and Salesroom, No. U North Pennsylvania street, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall.
“ ‘ - led.
•Agents want apr30 deodAwfim
OLIN A FOLTZ. General Agents.
•eaetpai‘•{(odoawipai mxstl«*‘qtpn*aw 'isesis *ta«A|g*aaed qviojj p, -ojr • OOWKOeiHOM R V •p*qsre M eina>Ymg ■••D* see eupfaq uio;*q ij *e;m«x* pa«||oj 'peqgeeesdes n* *P *1 poinwasnsi an>qo
‘aiMIIIOVFC OMIJAStH asv ‘SujiuBasjaAQ ‘8|OH-uopa MY.YIHNMW SHA
NOTICE.
O A. H ID m
lYT 1 taka this method of In form lag oar (Honda _vF. , aad «b> pebll* gonorally. that Mb. PHILIPP BBRIN# left as. *om* three weeks ago. without not,oo, since which dm* wo hare
ao longer In oar employ. o on* employ him or pay
oar areoaat. Wi
not soon him.
aad w* ask that Umaaymoaoye oa
eared th* eervieee of East, and are prepared to tan*
er-ragtes.
* have soleave or-
CRACKER MACHINES.
Crmcber mm# Bvlsemlt Mmcklmos, Bakers' Tools, Etc.
part of th* coaatry promptly executed. Repairing don* to order. Order* solicited. Th* machines made by this firm eon bo seen at arrott. Niekam A Co.'s Bskery, Indiaaapolit, i at Parrott A Boa's, Dayton, Oslo, aad la
nearly every city la the
Parrott, and at Pi
early erery city la th* eoantry. __
am Sima a factory at Rocboster, New York.
kingbbi/ry a Davis,
tar Send tot catalogue of our now Power Broke.
CLASS.
BUFFALO STADIED SUSS WORKS. BOOTH dfc RI ESTER, CLASS STAINERS, Mo. 29 Peari Si, Bufftlo, N. Y. Manufacturer* of Church Window* In lead and iron sash, Stained, EnamcriptSolf Glass of erery dee. dV-Speeimenf sent to aU parts of th* eomutrv on application. j*23 dly
MACHINE WORKS.
ROCHESTER BARRELIACHIIE WORKS. JOHN GREENWOOD, Mannfoctnrerof Greenwood’s Patent Machinery, ' 8taw® Cutters, Jolmtoss. mom lm#, Pmlllda,^ Woodbury’s Building, Mill Street, M43CMXWTRR. M. ▼.
SCALES.
jpg. Faiilaili’staiiarifcalo. j /L * W. P. GALLUP. General Ag-t.
smb# Demi* | /JlaBWxA. 74 Wmt Wmek. At., ,her '' INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
r*r Italfi by oU
Mb Modlelmo* KvaxTwkoro.
BovfiS dWASatAweowly
•TEPHEN F. WHITMAN. Manafoctarer ef specialties In FINE CONFECTIONS, B'ST OTBA-Twr rOWETl. ■Mkefi mntfl Twelfth SCa^ PHIl.AJkEl.PHIA, PA. aehll deodoowly
DYE STUFFS.
A.K-OMA. ’MILLS DYE STUFFS. BROWNING Ac RROS., 4innd 44 North Front street. PUlodelphia, Pa.. Manafoctarers of 3DTTE WOODS
Soda Ash, Blue Viirol.etc! *AU goods warrantwl e* represea ted. febl« deodly
VINEGAR.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
tmBr
OEUTirXGAXB
A. W. Fox A Oo.:
eeveralyrer*paetlhav^.^mudeftequent rleluto Gone Into your prateee.of manufoetarfog’viii-
foreUy good, wholwom. and agretetila vinegar.
fro* from ad alteration by mineral acids, or other deleterious substances, and of uniform strength,
and ap to IkeGersrameat standard.
GEORGE HADLEY.
Prof, of Chemistry in th* Unirersity of Botalo.
tta fort that tk*pro|«ri*ton bar* boon compelled. from importtion at UteTaads* of anlcrupuluas pwren* who hare emayed to palm off an inferior arttel* apon the market by eoanterfoiting the marks ud brand* of theu boas*, to procare and
copyright
JL New
Trade Mark
TFhieh win hereafter be placed apon every barrel IN RED. i*A dtu.th.sotAwSm
WORM DESTROYER.
DK. W. M. WILCDXYk Vegetable Worm Destrojei’, The Great Remedy for Destroying Worms.
* • , . • lDJ ( J u
tain moreary or eny mineral euhetstee* In any
form.
Thousands ef children die annoslly ef worms
sedy at hand.
Tboaeands or ebildren dl for th* want ef a proper r*i
Da. W. M. Wncox—S.^’T’triod'your Worm Destroyer npon one of my child ran. aged seven yean, and found it to be all it is represented. Th* child had boon very paay for some time, altheoqjh is woe a very hearty eater. I finally triad yoar worm Dortroyor. and. alter odministarin* two dooes, a largo namber of ttomooh
ooee*. a large aamaer or stomach worm* : passed off. oa* of which WMeightoeoiachog
Fwiro Corrrv. July 10. 1868.
—u W. M. Wilcox—(Sr: In aceordmaoo with
yoar reeanot. I give you, and through you, th* publiejth. following fact* in regard to the afllioUoVofmy nieeo, Annie Lewis.oged sixteen yean,
pa worm i About twelve yean ago th* tret tome of th* preeenee la her system of th* iter woe dteeovorod. She was always a smoll. and emaciated child, having vary little to Every remedy the family could hoar of woo effectually, but failed to remove oaly ports worm. Three rears she wee under eat ef eminent phytieians of Loalsased every known remedy, and tried
effect a ear*. Tb* Ith caused h<
tried, bat it. too, foiled to eflbet of th* worm upotAher health caused her te boeom* partially blind, and to suffer otherwise to a oensiderable extent lor toveral year*. All hop** of horrooovory were given ap antil I heard of yoar remedy. It performed an effectual care la a short timo. removing th* entire worm, twenty- two foot Ire inehoe long. Sine* that timo the patient has gained ffrth very fast, now weighing etghty-four ponnds against eixy-foar previous to th* removal of th* monster. She is now in apparent good health, and i* cheerful and Uvelv, having fully recovered her sight. DAVID LEWIS. W. H. WILCOX, H. lb., Propsrtotrtr. No. fl Pbobl Stxxst, NEW ALBANY, IND. g^far Bale hr EraaMete everywhere. mvlo dwedAwly
ORGANS AND MELODEON8
YffTI have manufactured Melodeont and OrTT gan* twenty-two year*, and will not risk our well-earned reputation by making cheap tte-
ductioa la prieee in the price of la-
in doing so.
Ws have not made a great redaction In prices
and can not, antil a redaction * '*'
srial will
iterial will warrant us in doing so. advertised at 350, Gold Watches at SeneMe people emn jadge of thoir
bor and
Organ* are 115. etc., o
▼ala*.
Instrument* of oar own make (twenty years old) are now valued by thoir owners as highly as th* day they ware bought, and it is our inten-
tion to sastain our old repatatiofl.
Xllnstratod Catalogues and Price lists sent free
to any address. A liberal di
and Clergymen.
discount to Churches
GKO. A. PRINCE ft CO.
IgEEBlafci—JiMlfflBfc
Agent In Indianapolis...
M. A. STOWRLL.
In onsworto th* many applleationi w* are constantly receiving, requesting us to exchange our Organs tor the cheap organ* so extensively advertised, we mast say pamriertg that we ean not make such exchange on any terms. Our advice is, bny a rood Instrument, or nnne. „ GEO. A. PRINCE A CO. ]e22 dta.th.satAwSm
SHINGLE MACHINE.
ROCHETS PATENT
SHUGLE
sSBwrsKfLr ‘Aizszsz?-
“Diin VISE Mtaii. if BosIob.’ 1 lass.
'pDTrriwaT'and styles eonstMthf on hand. *TSW^“; w “'«“F.W.r~u».
WASHINC CRYSTAL.
SAVE{
YOCK TEXCPER. >
WASTmvsmsc
YOVKT1HK. YOV7K MtsNKT.
By using
ShirrelTs
KulUyim Crystal
}H0W?
Washing
n* eniy reliable compound.^ See that you^^et Grocers everywhere SHIRRELL. FISHER A CO.. Sole Manufoctarers, Buffalo, N. V. BoIIafld, Ostorawyer A Co,, jp3S-d3m. General Agent.
MEDICAL.
CHRONIC DISEASES.
JAMES
I_F age. found r i Hospital, New Orleans, La.
located in Chieagi
renowned brxciALisr of th* id conductor of James’ Lock -ins. La., for thirteen yean,
_ _;o, Ill..tor the last nine yean. Cures Syphilis with a nentraliier. No mercury or Poisonous drugs used. Bp- emaT'-rehsa and impotence cureu by an intallible method, saving
ie snd expense. All diseases of a contagious iharocter successfully treated. Dr.
s specialt; Send for;
LIQUID WHITE.
C L A. H. Iv * S ORIENTAL LIQUID WHITE, For Whitening the Skim, f~i IVLNG th* eomplezion a elear, young and U beautiful expression. For removing Ian, Freckles, Pimples, etc , it has no equal. JAMES B. WOODWARD A CO., Proprieton, MS Hanover street, Boston, Mass. For sal* by U aY A CO., opposite Bates and Palmer Houses. mcb3I dom
SHEARING MACHINES.
ALSXXT CVaTfg. X. T. MAULO. CURTIS Sc MARBLE, Worcewter Hnnaaciioaetta, Manafoctaren ef . Woolen mi Cotton Siiearim Machines, nmLAZLING GIGS. Napping and Brushing MaX chines. Cloth Winden. Shear Grinders, etc.
INDIGO BLUE.
Barlow’s Indigo Blue, than any other Bine in the market. BARLOW’S INDIGO BLUE is fire* from acid-end will not injure the finest article*. BARLOW’S INDIGO BLUE dissolves perfectly elear. and will not settle on the clothes or snake them streaked. The Label is copyrighted, and reads: "P-'r-low's Indigo Bine, prepared and for sale c Alfred Wiltbeeger’s Drag b ora. No. 233 ..orth second street. Philadelphia." Barlow'. Indigo Bine i* sold to dealer* at a price - hat pays tnem to keep it. Coxscnxas wil; fi.hp it, on trial, to bo th# most ocont mical and handiest article ever asod for Blaoing Clothes- Barlow’s Indigo Bine is put up at Wiltberger’s Drug Store. No. 233 North Second street, and no.hereelse. BAR LOW’S IN UlGG BLUE is made in the same way It was loorteon yean ago. and does not "conteip oar aei-t. ONE SMALL BOX OF BARLOW’S INDIGO BLUE, dissolved in a mineral wntrr bottle of water, will mak. the best Liquid Bluoing that can be made. BARLoWS IXDI GO does not require any rags to tie it up in. A few grains of Barlow's Indigo Bine on the end o f
timi
venereal character successfully
-lames has been engaged in this_specialty for
more than a quarter ot i nhlets for more particu
both sexes.
Address Dr. James, at his Medical Institute, 91 and -AJ Randolph street, or by letter, Postomc# Drawer Ohicsgo, Illinois. Dr. James' Institute U the largest of the kind in the United States. aorl7 dAwly
DR. WM. THOMSON’S
aart Coastal tat tom Removed to
Par Ion an
Nos. 68 & 68 Virginia Avenue. Between Delaware and Alabama Streets
here he core* PRIVATE DISA b E 8 witbont injurions —- 'a all their species,
ramifications and
Whi £ A
drags, stages, phases.
Dr. Thomson has made the treatment of Private Diseases
• since the yeir leol.
proverbial,
.nv of the best and most candid physicians, alter hav-
a specialty since t His success is
the rsi<
th
of treatment without sai them to apply to Dr. Wi
mg pi of tre;
laced
ysicians.
I their pane
wit£o(
ter hav-q
>ots under the osnal form t if factory results, advise
I a dernier
Thomson as i
nal treatment,
Bath of his own contrivance, beminal Emissions, th
!CTO, XU CO! ingenioii
ontrivi ■ions, t rith an
Vapor
abuse, produce _ _ lowing train of morbid symptoms, via: Sallow countenance, dark spots under th* pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and n like the rustiinc of leaves and rattling of
riages, uneasiness ab tiie limb*, confused . loss of confidence, a disi
loss of memory.
anenon with Fumigating
consequence of Self ing certainty the fol-
eyes.
(oises
ear-
of
t leaves and rattling ol ■boat the loins. w*akn< ed vision, blunted intellect,
ee, a disposition to shun society, mory. hectic flushes, eruptions about
the face, furred tongue^ night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, monomania and
insanity.
The afflicted who have been addicted to solitary habits, should endeavor, on the approach of any of the above named symptoms to avail themselves of the best medical talent before it is too late, and be cured of this soul-subduing and murderous disease, which destroys both mind and body, and renders its victim totally unfi r for society or marriage. Dr. Thomson will give to each patient a wri. en guarantee, binuing himself to effect a radirdl and permanent cure, or make no charge. aw Office and Consultation Fanur.. removed to ^o. Hi and 68 Virginia avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana. P. 0. Box 1143 mehl7dly-iyl9wly
Druggists
ENCRAVINC.
MVgfflA ^RtYMOLQS’BLOCK. XJW.COR.ltepjfflkmtfMta XT* ' Chicago. WOOR EIVGRA.VIIVG, TN all its branches, done in th* best stylo, at X low prices, and short notice. Cats of Portraits. Buildings, Landscapes, Machines, Implements. Autographs. Monograms, Posters in colon, etc. MAASAMANZ. Reynold’s Block, boot Postofflco, Chicago, jol deod3m.tn.th.sat
oai<-e No. 7d% Jeftoraon Htreot, betwoem rieeoart aad Third Streets, LOUISVILLE. KY. ESTABLISHED 1350. an# chartered by the El Legislature of Kentucky, 1861. “for the treatment of ail diseases of the urinary aad gen•retive organs of both sexes," including spermatorrhoea *r seminal weakness from early errors, gonorrhoea, gloet. stricture,varicocele,syphilis in all its stages, affection, ol the kidneys ana bladder, and the diseases ot women A Medical Pamphlet, containing sixty large pages, and numerous illustrations on a new method ot treating the above diseases without mercury, and important advice on marriage, etc., sent under seal for 25 cents. The Consulting burgeon ol this celebrated Dispensary. and Author ol the above work, may be consulted personally or by letter on all the disease* of wnieh it treats. Patients at a distance treated by mail, and medicines sent to any port of th* eoantry on receipt of a statement of the ODSDe Consultation private, and all btuinen strictly confidential. Head the above work before socking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackery. Address ,. GALEN’S HEAD DISPENSARY. a*pl4 dAwlv Louisville. Ky.
MEDICAL.
Hurley's Ague Tonic, NO ARSENIC. NO MERCURY.
X»EHFECXX.Tr E.EI.XAEX.E
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
To Da. Thomas A. Hrar.rr: I hereby certify that I was attacked with the Ague whilst fh Vicksburg. Mississippi, and used several popular tent medicines with but temporary relief. Ui
patent medicines wit reaching home the disease
edical
temporary relit turned in a worse ndant ordeied
tvpe, when my medical attendant ordeied Quinine in large doses—frequently as high as 60 grains per day — which must have cost me nearly 1100. I c.n.ulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine and Arseniff. combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take its coarse. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. Abont this time the advertisement of Harley’e Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and I determined to give it a trial. One bottle restored me completely. I would recommend it a* praterable to any other tonie before the publie. JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
LonisviUe, Kentucky, June 14.18d6.
HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS.
2b Jam** Ruddle A Co., LouieriUe, Kentucky: Gxmlxmis—This is to certify that I have been for years a sufferer, and tried all the tonics I ever heard of or seen advertised, with tittle or n
neara of or seen advertised, with tittle or no reli«f from any of them. I heard your Hurley Bitters highly spoken of. and tried a bottle, with little laitn in it Mfore I commenced, and to my surprise and joy, before I finished one bottle I felt a great deal better, and firmlv belie’
one
and pro eommen
kn,
two occasions
olonging my life
ras the me.
longing my life. I oonsriei
djnemto oU eulforers a* the best bitters
eve that on
cans of savin*
entiously
own. Yuan truly, etc.
JOHN W. DIXON.
Hurley s Sarsaparilla With Iodide off Potash. D*. Hcblit—5Jr.- My daughter has been afflicted with skin diseases and stiffness of th* joint* for soveral year*. I employed the principal physicians of the city, and they eonld not cure her, I gave her your Sareaparilia. not expsctiDR it would do much good, out to my grout itonishment ihe rapidly got well. Had she been king any other medicine I would not give this eertifleate; bat your Sarsaparilla, the only remodyemployed, leaves no doubt ofits medical qualities, and that it aion* cured her. Signed. LUKE REYNOLDS. Hurley’s Popular Worm Candy. M*MM. J awn Rcddli A Co.—Gentlemen : A fter naing all th* other worm remedies known to me. with bat partial relief to my children. I wa» advised to try Dr. T. A. Harley's, and since using it. my children have become quite well and healthy; the children wonld eat it all the time, it is so pleasant. I believe it is one ot the best and safest temedie* known. James w. travis.
I*r. rtomhrwok ’■ I a fan t Nawthlmc Nyrap. Dr. NcMbrwwh’a Elixir liar*, autl Irma. JAS. RUDDLE A CO., Proprietors. Laboratory, 41 Bullitt street. PATTERSON. MOORE A°TAlS5^r”vh C olesals Affsnts, ladiaBapoHa. jySl dsat.tu.thAwly
HERO’S
Universal Russian Healing Salve fftHIS valuable remedy hat effected ianamorX ohl* cure*, and has gained for itself a great
-ft. gpdgiw vtAxqtn. atuu ua< reputation. The discoi applied it with eminent cases daring the Crimi
verer of this salvo has ■access in thousands of 'rimean war. and has cared *“ eases considered
dangerous wounds, in
mortal.
I* RdUcvdd Pad ml Those wh bruises, cate of all kinds.
Boratehee. Mosquito Bites. ] Bor* Lips, Chilblains, Children's Soorbutie Co: ’ ' ore speedily cured
ie have wounds,
. Sore*. Felons,
i, Frost Bitten Joints,
or* Lips, Chilblains, Children’s Soorbutie C plaints, on hood and face, are speedily on It hoe proved of groat advantage to ladies. ie pecatiariy adapted for gathered breasts, sore ten. Ote.. through confinement, and other It acts like magic in removing Swellings. Boile, Pimples and Cutaneous Diseases, and has been •deeeesfnlly meed for Cents. Bunions and Sore Throat, by applying externally every evening
before going '
vorrai JUssioa Healing Salve, 260 Bowery, Now ” 3S«2 ,y ^ r - B ?3ft&M2Sr
THE MILWAUKEE Medical and Surgical Institute. Chartered by the legit/ature of Wieoonein,
la««c» of disc -se that ar itagions are received.
SECRET INFIRMITIES.
* 31 "Tae Sccarr Moinroa:” nr Laiirs’ and Gentlemen's Private Medical Pocket .Manual.on the Anatomy and Physiology ot the Sexual System, and its diseases ii eluding the Venereal. Bpermatorrhira or
Semins! Weakness from esrly errors. Female Diseases, etc., with improved methods of treatment. and a chapter ot importance to the Married and those contemplating MarrUge, containing over AX) pages, and UA) plates and en-
,lied nndrrseal, post paid. PriceSl. the Family Physician, containing
are, sent free.
i above diseases treated personally or by ndeuce. Address all letters to the at-
T. WILLIAMS. M. D.. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Thirty Years’ Experience in the Treatment ot* Chromic and Sexual Diseases.
ig nearly three hundred pages, and on* ban and thirty fin* plates and engravings of the anatomy otHbe ban)an organs in a state of health and disease, with a treatise on early errors, its deplorable consequences npon the mind and body, with the anchor’s plan ot treatment—the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of cases treated. A trutnful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical conoition. Bent free of postage to any address, on receipt of twenty-five cents in stamp or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CRulX, No. 31 Maiden Lane. Albany. New York. The author may be consulted upon an; of tne diseases upon which his book treats, either personally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part of the world. ie22 dAwly
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the blood pare and healthy.
Dr. Richau’s Golden Ba jam No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections. Rheumatism in all its forms, and gives immediate relict in all cases. No dieting necessary. Price of either No. 1 or 2.
$5 oer Dottle, or two bottles for $9.
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Price, $3 per bottle.
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On receipt o« pric
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DR. D. B. RICHARDS.
No Office hours from Circulars sent.
22S Varick street. Now York, iiu nino A. M. to nine P. M
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f I'HIS Infallible Remedv does not. like the potX sonous irritating snnffs and strong eaastio solutions with which the people hare long boom humbugged, simply palliate for a short time, or drive the dieeaee to the lunge as there is danger of doing in the aso of snob nostrums,
perfect and per of Chronic Cal tert-l-X aV — Y> .
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or I nop aim ent of th* sons* ot taste, smell or hearing. Wateringdr Weak Eyes, and Impaired Memory, when caused by th* violence of Caterrh. as they nil frequently ore. I offer in good faith a standing reward of 35W for a case of Catarrh
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for Sale fay moot Brwcariat* Everywhere
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not yet got it oa
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Address the Proprietor,
_ R. ▼. FIERCE. M. D.. j*22 dSmtu.th.sat Buffalo, N. Y,